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How to add team members?

Learn how to invite and add team members in Uxify so your developers, marketers, and analysts can collaborate on website performance and optimization.

Written by Vasil Dachev

Adding team members to Uxify allows you to collaborate on performance monitoring, optimization, and decision-making. You can invite developers, data analysts, marketers, or anyone involved in improving your website experience.

Step 1: Open your team settings

  1. Go to your Uxify dashboard.

  2. In the top-right corner, locate your team selector (for example, “Chris's team”).

  3. Click on it and select Manage.

This will take you to the Team settings page.

Step 2: Add a new team member

  1. Scroll to the Your team section.

  2. Click on Add member.

  3. Enter the email address of the person you’d like to invite.

  4. Confirm the invitation.

Step 3: Invitation and access

Once invited:

  • An email is automatically sent to the recipient.

  • They can sign up (or log in) to Uxify.

  • If the invited person already has an Uxify account using the same company email domain and is part of an existing organization, they’ll be prompted to join that Organization account as part of the team.

  • After accepting the invitation, they’ll become part of your team and can help manage and optimize your website.

This makes it easy for teammates from the same company to connect their existing Uxify account to the appropriate organization and collaborate without creating a separate account or workspace.

Who should you invite?

Adding the right people can significantly improve your workflow. Consider inviting:

  • Developers – to implement optimizations and monitor technical performance.

  • Data analysts – to analyze Core Web Vitals and user behavior trends.

  • Marketing team members – to connect performance with conversions and campaign impact.

  • Product managers – to align experience improvements with business goals.

Collaborating inside Uxify ensures everyone works from the same performance data and optimization strategy.

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